Excited to have a piece in the 2022 Small Wonders show at the Maryland Federation of Art in Annapolis, MD. https://mdfedart.com/portfolio/270/ On view November 30th - December 23rd.
If left to himself he would have whistled life away in perfect contentment, 2021
I’ll have three prints in this upcoming exhibition at Rhizome DC (6950 Maple St. NW DC). The show will be up from September 4th-24th with an opening reception September 10th from 4-6pm. https://www.rhizomedc.org/new-events/2022/9/towsonmfashow
Two of my prints, The Crown on Your Head and The Trap at Your Feet are in this exhibition at d’Art Center in Norfolk, VA. Check out the show in-person or virtually! Link to exhibition info
My painting “She Wept” is included in LAID BARE, curated by Quentin Gibeau, which explores the theme of apocalypse as revelation. Show opens 1/24 and can be viewed in person. Virtual reception Saturday 1/29.
I am very excited to be able to present this body of work at Gallery Blue Door and would love to see you there!
Gallery Blue Door- 833 Park Ave. Baltimore, Maryland
Opening Reception July 24th, 2021 4pm-6pm
Closing Reception August 21st, 2021 4pm-6pm
Show runs from -
July 24th, 2021 - August 21st, 2021
Work of the Diligent, 2020
Maryland Federation of Art (MFA) invites all artists residing in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico to enter its annual Art on Paper competition. Excluding digital photography, any original 2-D or 3-D work created on or of paper including but not limited to, collage, artist book, origami, printmaking, painting, sculpture, analog photography, and more, will be considered by the juror. Works selected will be on exhibit in MFA’s Circle Gallery from April 2nd to May 1st, 2021. The show chair is Candice Bigelow.
Juror’s Statement
Juror: Paul Glenshaw, Smithsonian Institution
First, my deepest respect to all who submitted work for this exhibition. Anyone who faces the blank page and commits to completing a work of art and then submits it for judgment shows courage and fortitude. There were 486 pieces submitted—making the selection meant some very difficult choices. Whether you were selected or not, I heartily encourage all who submitted to keep pursuing your craft and your vision!
Paper is so fundamental to us as artists – its selection is that essential first step in determining the nature of what we create. I was deeply impressed by the range and quality of the pieces – the drawings, watercolors, prints, handmade books, cast pieces, collages. Also the range of subject matter: abstractions, landscapes, portraits, still life, fantasies. Whatever the medium or subject, I strove to represent the wide range of interpretations and uses of paper, and select outstanding examples of expression and craftsmanship. I greatly look forward to seeing in person all the textures and colors of all the paper put to such creative use.
It is always heartening and exciting to see such vivid creativity alive and well. Thank you to all at the Maryland Federation of Art for the privilege of being the juror for this show. My congratulations to all those selected, the honorable mentions and the prizewinners!
Awards
Juror’s Choice
Anne Finucane, Along Falling Spring Road, etching with aquatint and rolled color
Andrew Parris, Steve, charcoal on original Harper’s Weekly dated 4/2/1859
Jodi Hoover, As the Crow Flies, accordion binding with hand-cut and painted Tyvek cover. hand cut paper, rubber stamps and recycled drawings
Carol Ann Moore, The Everything Tree, lithograph, hand-colored
Jo Beth Wharton, Lord of the Manor, collage
32nd National Drawing & Print Competitive Exhibition
On view March 22 through April 23, 2021
Virtual reception and juror's talk: Saturday, March 27, 2021, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm
Juror: Alex Ebstein, Director of Exhibitions and Curator at Goucher College and Co-Owner of RESORT
Featuring artwork by:
David Avery
Peter Baczek
James Xavier Barbour
Diana Belenky
Lauren Caldarola
Patricia Card
Andy Martinelli Clark
Tallmadge Doyle
Jodi Hoover
Jenny Hutchinson
Suzy Kopf
Andrew Kozlowski
Michelle Martin
John McKaig
Riva Nayaju
Nikki Painter
Whitney Sherman
Barbara Simcoe
Brian Spolans
Angeleta Thornton
Dontavious Woody
The gallery is open to the public by appointment only. Email gormleygallery@ndm.edu to schedule a visit.
A virtual version of the exhibition will also be available at http://gormleygallery.com, beginning March 22.
Join us on Saturday, March 27, at 5:00pm for a virtual reception, where the juror will give brief remarks and the artists will be invited to speak about their work.
Register online: http://gormleygallery.com/events
A Zoom link will also be shared here 24 hours before the event.
HAMILTON ARTS COLLECTIVE | HAMILTON GALLERY
is pleased to announce the virtual exhibition
Bearing Witness - the artist's tenacious view - a virtual exhibition
Starting February 15th at 5pm you can view the exhibition at http://www.bearing-witness.org
Bearing Witness explores how the events of 2020 have impacted the creative process and psyche of working artists. 59 artists from the Baltimore/Washington metropolitan area are included in the exhibition. The group exhibition showcases a wide range of artist’s viewpoints working in various media including: drawing, printmaking, painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media.
The exhibition is co-sponsored by HAC|HG and a grant from Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts.
Bearing Witness is curated by Jessica Devilbiss a HAC|HG exhibiting artist member who currently works as an Emerging Professionals Program Guide at the Glenstone Museum in Potomac, MD.
The virtual exhibit runs through April 15, 2021.
Artists featured in the exhibition:
Kathleen Adrian, Kiane Artis, Jude Asher, Beverly Baptiste, Ruby Bassford, Loring Boglioli, Dominique Butler, Schroeder Cherry, Melissa Cormier, Diane Dennis, Julie Dietrich, Jim Doran, Heather Dorst, Grace Doyle, Donald Edwards, Abby Fitzgibbon, Amanda Hays, Elli Maria Hernandez, Jodi Hoover, Jessie Houff, Samantha Iaconi, Noelle Imparato, Chloe Irla, Yasmine C. Iskander, Flora Iste, Janet Jeffers, Annette Jones-Wilson, Amy Klainer , Nic Koski, Walter Levy, Katana Lippart, George Lorio, Jon Malis, Dereck Mangus, Alberta Marchesani, James McDonald, Greg McLemore, Chloe Ndour, Nef Partlow-Myrick, Katey Phelps, Linda Popp, Lynn Poshepny, Tim Prendergast, Theresa Reuter, LJ Richey, Lucas Rougeux, Lynn Rybicki, Lauren Silex, Val Smith, Therese Spadaro, Peter Stern, Bridget Z. Sullivan, Carol Tankard, Maxine Taylor, David, Thompson, Chloe Wack, Samantha, Welsch, Delvonta Wilson, Monica Youn, and Richard Gordon Zyne
Hamilton Gallery
5502 Harford Road
Baltimore, 21214
January 3 – February 16, 2019
BLUE
Opening Reception: Thursday, January 3 • 6-8 pm
BLUE is a group exhibit of artworks featuring blue as the predominant color or focal point. With artworks by: Peg Belcastro, Pamela Black, Robert Buchanan, Holly Davis, Ellen Engdahl Ehlenbeck, Rob Evans, Beth Fowler, Jonathan Frazier, Bonnie Gloris, Cheryl Handy, Judeth Pekala Hawkins, Jodi Hoover, Jessica Lee, Christine Mercer-Vernon, Janice Moore, Fiel Patricio, Sue Reno, Julie Riker, Justin Ritmiller, Nicole Smeltzer, Andrew T Smith, Linda Sommer, Adrienne Stein, Marion K Stephenson, Anita Williams, Kim Jordan Wojciechowski, Autumn Wright, and Terri Yacovelli.
For more information please visit: https://creativeyork.org/gallery/
